Companies (Northern Ireland) Order 1986

The Companies (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 is a key piece of legislation that sets out the rules for how companies are formed, managed, and dissolved in Northern Ireland. It outlines the legal responsibilities of company directors, the rights of shareholders, and requirements for financial reporting. This order helps ensure businesses operate transparently and fairly, providing protections for investors and the public. The framework established by this order promotes accountability and supports a fair business environment, contributing to the overall regulation of economic activities in Northern Ireland.